A better world somewhere
John Keith HartMy home area is in the North Atlantic--Europe, West Africa, the US and the Caribbean--that was formed by the slave trade and made the modern world. I have worked in 24 countries on economy, the internet, money and Africa.
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A global paradigm shift in 2016-17 revisited
The following post was written in early 2018, when the US, Britain and France had epoch-making elections won by Trump, the Brexit referendum and Macron’s wholesale victory over the French socialists. It seemed to me then that the West was g...
Nigeria has a world-leading population
This short essay is a reply to an online post anchored in the reality of today's world. There was no such extreme global inequality in any decade of the last century after 1914. The "gilded age" that preceded it from the 1880s was run by pl...
Movement is life
Movement is life
The act of moving
changing places
tendency or trend
material flux or flow
political effort to a common goal
section of a musical composition
suggested motion of a design
evacuation of the bowels
military ma...
Towards a new humanist anthropology
In Self in the World: Connecting Life’s Extremes (2022), I focus on two sides of human beings. Each of us is a biological organism with a historical personality that combines to make us a unique individual. But we cannot live outside societ...
Karl Polanyi, Marx, and double movement
The main takes of the extreme and centre left on Polanyi’s ‘double movement’ are two. One leans towards historical shifts in the state/market relationship within a framework of competing discourses on capitalism and its contradictions. The...
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